Though no “hard” evidence—state-administered tests, field sobriety tests—were obtained to lead to Watson’s DUI arrest, “soft” evidence was abounded. An off-duty officer witnessed Watson drinking and claimed, on the record, that Watson was unruly, visibly drunk, and unfit to drive. To top it off, the off-duty cop saw Watson drive away in these conditions and return to the lounge to be driven home. In our practice, we’ve seen cops arrest people for DUI through calls from anonymous tipsters and minimal speeding or weaving. Currently, Watson is not being investigated for DUI, but there is an Internal Affairs investigation as to which officer allowed him to be DUI. Imagine your friend, colleague, or bartender being arrested for failing to stop you from driving under the influence. This is the type of bizarre logic exhibited in this investigation.